Dane Murray, born on the 26th of June, 2003, is a Scottish footballer who plays as a central defender for Celtic. Standing at 6ft 3in (1.93m) and tipping the scales at 12st 1lb (77kg), he cuts an impressive physique on the pitch. He does the Celtic jersey proud, particularly when donning the number 47 strip.
According to the revered football database of Transfermarkt, Murray's current market value stands at around £297k. An appreciable sum, considering the rigours and unpredictability of the modern football world.
Murray was drafted into Celtic's fold in July 2019 as a trainee, marking the beginning of his tenure in Scotland's Premiership. Fast forward to the current bubbly 2025-2026 season, the lad has managed to eke out four first-team appearances in league matches amidst blistering competition. A seed of a promising career, indeed.
In a somewhat curvy football journey, Murray was loaned to Queen's Park in the Championship in August 2024. That debut season of 2024-2025 with Queen's Park witnessed Murray pull on the boots for 18 first-team appearances in league matches. A dalliance that ended in January 2025, when Murray returned to Celtic following completion of his loan.
Despite a relatively short club history, Murray's performance in the 2025-2026 has been a testament to his growing potential. He registered four first-team appearances in league matches and has actively participated in a rainbow of competitions. From scoring a goal in a sole start in the League Cup to a start in the Scottish Cup. A substitute appearance in the Champions League Qualifiers to three appearances off the bench in the Europa League. The lad clearly favouring no rest for the wicked.
